Functions of Money and Federal Reserve System

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This set of flashcards covers important concepts related to the functions of money and the Federal Reserve system.

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Medium of exchange, unit of account, store value.

Three functions of money

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Liquidity

An asset that is easily converted into cash.

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Includes currency and checkable deposits.

M1

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Includes all of M1 plus mutual funds, deposit accounts, and small time deposits.

M2

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Currency held by the U.S. Treasury or Fed Reserve banks and checkable deposits of the federal government.

Exclusions from M1

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The president and approved by the senate

Who selects the board of governors?

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There are 7

Number of Board of Governors

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14 years.

Term limit for Board of Governors

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There are 12

Number of district banks

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FOMC

Federal Open Market Committee.

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Consists of 12 members, including the Board of Governors and the NY district bank president.

FOMC Composition

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Our nation's bank, the bankers bank, the lender of last resort.

Other names for the Federal Reserve Bank

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Issue currency, set reserve requirements, lend money to other banks, provide check collection.

Functions of the Fed

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Fractional Reserve System.

What is this Excess Reserve System called?

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The amount remaining after the required reserve has been set aside.

Excess Reserves

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Fed Loan Rate

The rate at which the Fed loans to banks is called the discount rate.

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Set reserve requirements, set discount rates, set interest on excess reserves, buy and sell government bonds.

Four Monetary Policy Rules

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New York Fed

Where are the Federal Open Market Operations conducted?

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How many people sit on each district bank board?

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Selected by local district banks bankers

Class A

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Selected by district banks, non bankers

Class B

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Selected by the board, nonbankers

Class C